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he was given a Guggenheim International Award for murals he executed for the UNESCO building in Paris
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VIKING LONGSHIP BOWL BY MARIANNE STARCK FOR MICHAEL ANDERSEN & SØN ART035 he was given a GuggenheimAn elongated, hexagonal dish sporting a colorful illustration in shades of red, yellow, blue, and aqua, outlined in black, of a playful quintet of heavylidded Danes, set sail in a custom longship. Designed by Marianne Starck for MICHAEL ANDERSEN & SN of Denmark (MAS) in the early 1960s, it is marked on its base with the firm's triple herring logo and the artist's initials. Model Nr. 5661 2. MARIANNE STARCK (1938 2007) was a German born ceramic
